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Once you have created a list of majors and careers that are consistent
with who you are, you should begin learning more about them. Below
is the list of resources to help you:
- Talk with faculty, advisors, and students in academic departments
you are considering.
- National links to occupational
Information with trends for a variety of career fields.
- Speak with people in the career fields you are exploring.
This process is called informational
interviewing handout (PDF).
You may also consider job shadowing professionals in careers
that interest you. MU
Connect: Career Alumni Network has Marquette University
Alumni interested in connecting with you.
- Learn where MU graduates get jobs, by major through the Where in the World are MU Grads?
- Join and become active in student
organizations related to your major and career interests.
- Enroll in different academic courses in majors you are considering;
find part-time
work, summer jobs, engage in volunteer
activities and service
learning to test out your career/major choices and gain
related work experience.
- Obtain an internship.
- Visit the Career Services Center's Kimberly
Clark Career library that contains numerous resources to
help you research majors and careers of interest.
- Check out the following online resources to learn more about
different majors and careers:
FAQs | Overview | Handouts | Resources | Got a Job! Survey
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